where, in 1776, he graduated in the Mathematical class of wranglers, and was elected a Fellow of Trinity College. He was advanced to the Dean

: ery of Hereford on the interest of the Earl of Lonsdale.

Aug. 1. In Lincoln's-inn-fields, John Barnes, Esq. in his 89th year.

At Kew Green, after a long illness, George Hickes, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, and one of the Magistrates of Police in Bow-street, aged 43.

At Allensmora, Herefordshire, the Rev. Walter Patterhill, M. A. 32.

2. In Bouverie-street, of apoplexy, in his 80th year, James Dobie, Esq. solicitor.

In St. James's-square, Bristol, aged 75, John
Bally, Esq.

In one of his hay-fields at Swinburne Castle, near Hexham, Lieut.-Gen. Leonard Shaftoe Orde, deputy-lieut. for the county of Northumberland.

4. At Ambleside, near Kendal, Lient-Col. John Bladon Taylor, one of the Directors of the Hon. the E. I. Company.

5. At his seat, at the hill, in Marthwaite, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, Richard Willan, Esq. brother of Dr. Willan, late an eminent physician in the metropolis: he was educated in the principles of the Society of Friends, honourably filled the situation of a British naval officer during his earlier years, and died a bachelor in his 74th year.

6. With regret we announce the death of her Royal Highness the Duchess of York; this is the fifth visitation of Providence in the Roval Family of England, within little more than two years and a half. The declining state of her Royal Highness's health, for some time past, was such as prepared her friends and illustrious relatives for the melancholy event that has happened, and which took place on Sunday morning at Oatlands. Her recovery had been despaired of by the faculty, for several weeks. On Tuesday the Duchess experienced a relapse of her indisposition, but recovered in the evening.-On Saturday the Duchess was seized with another attack, and it proved fatal.-The Duke was present at her expiring moments, and for some time previously. The bell of St. Paul's Cathedral continued tolling from eleven till twelve o'clock at night.-Her Royal Highness was the eldest daughter of the late king of Prussia. She was born May the 7th, 1767, and was inarried to his Royal Highness September 19th, 1791, at Berlin. On the 21st of the following November their Royal Highnesses arrived at Dover, and on the 231, the marriage was again solemnized by the Archbishop of Canterbury, in the presence of their Tate Majesties.-This Princess has borne an amiable character in this country. In consequence of the state of her health she has lived chiefly in retirement. But her manners, like her character, were prepossessing. The poor in the vicinity of Oatlands will lament her death as a serious calamity. Those who were helpless and destitute in the ex remes of youth and age, found in her a kind benefactress, who provided for their permanent as well as immediate necessities. The remains of her Royal Highness were interred at Weybridge on the 14th; the funeral was private.

7. At his seat, Newark-house, Gloucestershire, the Rev. Lewis Clutterbuck, A. M. rector of Ozleworth, in that county.

- In Duke-street, Westminster, Mrs. Hutton, youngest daughter of the late archbp. Hutton, 8. At his seat, Coombe-house, Surrey, aged 64, Beeston Long, Esq. one of the Directors of the Bank of England.

9. At Bradwell-lodge, Essex, the Rev. R. Birch, M. A. rector of Bradwell and of Widdrington.

At Liverpool, the celebrated Miss Margaret M'Avoy, whose faculty of distinguishing colours by the touch, gave rise to so much discussion in that town and elsewhere about three years ago. 0. At his seat, Ulcombe-place, Kent, in the 51st year of his age, the most noble Walter, Marquis and Earl of Ormonde, in Ireland, and Baron Butler, in England, K. P. and Governor of the county of Kilkenny. He is succeeded by his next brother, James, how Earl of Ormonde and Ossary.

1. In Grosvenor-place. Henrietta Maria Powis, Baroness of Lilford. Herladyship was the heiress

of Robert Vernon Atherton, Esq. and married to Lord Lilford in 1797.

13. At Bungay, in his 78th year, after fifty years conscientious discharge of his pastoral duties, the Rev. Thomas Paddon, rector of St. Nicholas, with All Saints annexed.

At Dover, Thomas Bateman Lane, Esq. Deputy Lt. Governor of Dover Castle, and one of the Treasurers of Dover Harbour.

14. At Cheltenham, the Hon. Mrs. Frances Talbot, sister to the Earl of Shrewsbury.

At his seat, Stoberry-hill, near Wells, Peter Sherston, Esq. 76.

17. At Wandsworth Common, aged 59, Mrs. Eliz. Goodbehere, relict of S. Good behere, Esq. Alderman of London.

18. Miss Eliza Ellis, daughter of C. Ellis, Esq. M.P. 21. At his seat at Milton Bryon, Bedfordshire, at an advanced age, Sir Hugh Inglis, Bart. many years one of the Directors of the East India Company's affairs, and Chairman of the Company in 1812.

IN SCOTLAND.

At Glasgow, Dame R. Craufurd Pollok, of Pollok, relict of Sir Hew Craufurd, Bart. of Jordan-hill. At Holywood Manse, the Rev. Dr. Crichton, minister of that parish.

At Glasgow, James Towers, Esq. Professor of Midwifery, in that University.

At Glasgow, John Love, Esq. 88.

In Gayfield-square, Edinburgh, Mr. Thos. Brown,
Bookseller.

At Paisley, Thomas Smith, Esq. late of Glasgow.
At Gilmerton, Miss Christian Trotter.
At inverness, James Errol Gray, Esq.
At Edinburgh, the Rev. David Dickson, of Persiland.
-Mr. Edward Findlay Marnoch, 21.

At Hamilton, Mr. Archibald Allen, Architect.
At Mickle Goven, Mr. Andrew Orr, late Booksel-
ler in Glasgow, 66.

At Kilsyth Manse, the Rev. Robert Rennie, D.D. IN IRELAND.

At her son's house, Merrion-square, Dublin, Lady O'Donel, relict of Sir Neal O'Donel, Bart. in her 78th year.

At Prospect-hill, county of Galway, Mrs. Reding-
ton, relict of N. Redington, of Mire-hill, Esq.
In Dublin, Ralph Ward Reid, Esq. of Clare-street.
At his seat, Castlecrin, county Clare, James
Butler, Esq.

At Annesfort, near Coote-hill, Capt. G. Macklin, of the Battle-axe Guards, 24.

At Ballyharty, county of Wexford, Ebenezer Radford Rowe, Esq. 81.

In Mullow, aged 80, Wm. Cuthbert, Esq. of Bloomfield, county of Cork.

At Castle Treasure, county of Cork, Christopher Bond, Esq.

At Annsvale, in his 85th year, Joseph Magenis, Esq. lineally descended from the Magenis's, Lords of Iveagh, the last Lord of that name having been his great grandfather.

At Limerick, Mary, third daughter of the late Ringrose Atkins, Esq. of Prospect, county of Cork. At Claremount, King's county, Capt. Wm. Grant, late of the 27th regiment.

At Warrenpoint, aged 76 years, John Watson, Esq.
Deputy Surveyor.

At Danesfort, county Kilkenny, Col. Wemys.
At Wexford, Andrew Rock, Esq.

At Mountnorris, the Rev. Thomas Hutchinson.
In Waterford, Matthew Farrell, Esq.

ABROAD.

On his passage from Madras to the Cape of Good Hope, Hugh Spottiswoode, Esq. of the hon. East India Company's service, Madras.

At Pernambucco, in his 27th year, Mr. H. Koster, eldest son of Sir I. T. Koster, of Liverpool, and author of Travels in Brazil."

At Paris, Wm. Thos. Sandiford, Esq. 56.

In his passage from Batavia to China, Rd. Rogers, First Officer of the Herefordshire East Indiaman, 39.

On his passage to Demerara, Francis James Adam, Esq. youngest son of the Lord Commissioner of the Jury Court, Edinburgh.

At Cawnpoore, Mary, wife of Capt. Wm. James, and third daughter of Gen. Sir Dyron Mushall. At Pichmond Bay, Prince Edward's Island, the Rev. Andrew Nicholl, Minister of that place. At Treiste, Col. Simpson, of the Royal Marines, a native of Fifeshire.